To Eradicate The Coronavirus
The number of people infected with coronavirus was about 3 million worldwide and more than 15,000 in Japan.
In the current situation of a pandemic like no other in the past, the burden on medical institutions and governments has reached its limit,
and cooperation throughout the society is essential.
At Loki Consulting, we will work with governments and medical institutions to help people in Japan
and the world receive the care they need to eradicate the coronavirus.
Loki Consulting has carried out many projects, but one thing they have in common is that even a valuable business cannot succeed on its own. No matter how good a business is, it cannot reach the people in need without the right decisions and connections. It is the same with the medical field. Even if we have excellent technologies and measures, we cannot reach people without effective promotion.
Now that the world is facing the hardships of the novel coronavirus, we must maximize the businesses needed by the people. We support excellent medical and welfare projects around the world and work to ensure that those in need have the appropriate treatments.
SDGs (Sustainable Development Goals) – Goal3
“Good Health and Well-Being”
The United Nations has set the SDGs as an international goal for a sustainable and better world.
Goal 3 of the SDGs is our mission, and we strive to help our business improve, ensure and promote the health and well-being for all at all ages.
Realization of the Universal Health Coverage
We aim to realize the Universal Health Coverage (UHC), which includes safe, effective, high-quality, inexpensive essential medicines and vaccines for everyone.
We will provide access to technology systems, high-quality medicines and vaccines to 20% of the population, especially in Japan.
In addition, we will support research and development related to the eradication of coronavirus in three countries on the African continent. In the current coronavirus situation, we will provide antibody test kit samples to the Government of Guinea and the Noguchi Memorial Institute for Medical Research in Ghana so that everyone can receive the necessary care.
We will continue to work in partnership with national agencies and companies to provide medical care and well-being to people around the world.
As long as no one in the world has access to health care, our activities will never end.
By collaborating with more medical institutions and providing necessary services,
we aim to reduce the medical burden and overcome the current situation as soon as possible.
If you are a medical professional interested in our activities, please feel free to contact us.